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The president of the Geneva Council of State Thierry Apothoz. Furthermore, considers that the laws “Corsets” will deprive the executive of his room for maneuver during the development of the budget (archives).
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The Geneva Council of State opposes the two laws ‘Corsets’. For example, which aim to control the spending of the State of Geneva in the event of a deficit budget. Moreover, The government considers that these laws, subject to vote on September 28, would create more problems than they would solve.
These laws are based on the state budget which is estimated. not on accounts, noted on Wednesday before the media the president of the Geneva Council of State Thierry Apotho. The magistrate also criticized the automatic nature of these laws which would deprive the executive of his room geneva council state opposed two new for. maneuver during the development of the budget.
Mr. Apotheloz also recalled that the majority of the state budget was made up of constrained or mechanical charges. Any new service should be offset by cuts elsewhere. The government has taken the example of an investment in health. security that would result in a reduction in school resources.
The first law known as ‘corset’ limits the increase in operating expenses to population growth during deficit budgets. The second law prohibits any creation of permanent positions in the same circumstances, except for the teaching staff.
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geneva council state opposed two new — Geneva council state opposed two new: The president of. the Geneva Council of State Thierry Apothoz considers that the laws “Corsets” will deprive the executive of his room for maneuver during the development of the budget (archives).Photo: KEYSTONE/TIL BUERGY T.
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